Discover hands-on human body system projects that help students explore the skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, and more using simple craft supplies.

Teach force and motion with hands-on science activities that explore how force strength and mass affect movement using simple materials.

Teach Newton's Laws of Motion with quick, hands-on science activities using simple materials. Perfect for engaging elementary students.

Teach air resistance with this no-prep science investigation! No materials required—just an engaging, hands-on activity for elementary students.

Teach gravity with two low-prep science investigations using everyday classroom materials. Perfect for engaging elementary students with hands-on learning.

Discover engaging projects for teaching inherited and acquired traits. Hands-on activities help students explore heredity through creative, standards-aligned learning.

Explore three hands-on shadow investigations that help students discover how shadows change throughout the day while building science observation skills.

Learn how to make a solar system model that helps students understand planet order, orbits, and key space science concepts through hands-on learning.

Make gravity fun with quick and easy investigations! Explore hands-on science activities that help kids discover how gravity affects motion.

Host a Motion Museum with engaging force and motion exhibits! Explore hands-on science activities that make physics concepts fun and interactive for kids.

Engage students with a hands-on toy car investigation that demonstrates how greater force affects speed and travel time.

Engage students with a hands-on balloon rocket activity to explore force and motion through simple STEM experiments and inquiry-based learning.

Make ice cream while teaching science! Explore heat transfer, states of matter, and physical changes with this fun, hands-on classroom activity.

Engage students with a hands-on activity that models Earth's landforms and bodies of water using clay while they demonstrate their science understanding.

Discover five hands-on investigations for teaching the properties of air. Help students explore that air takes up space, air has mass, and air surrounds us.

Looking for heating and cooling of matter activities? These three easy investigations help students explore how substances change when heated or cooled.

Learn how to teach students about the skeletal system, muscular system and the skin with this hand-on projects that are easy to implement and engaging for students.